The proposed pan-India NRC intrinsically carries a communal overtone and the BJP leadership must not attempt to keep the pot boiling

The fact that only 115 members were present in the 534-member House when the debate took place speaks volumes about the state of affairs

Move to push through the Citizenship Amendment Bill will alienating the Northeast region and repeat the bitterness of partition era

It is imprudent on the part of the AIMPLB, which was not a litigant in the case, to file a review plea and stir up emotions on the Ayodhya vedict

Gotabaya Rajapaksa, a hardliner and former wartime defence secretary, is known for his pro-China policies

The need for state-of-the-art fighter aircraft was never in doubt nor was the quality of Rafale, and SC’s clean chit should clear the air

The landmark verdict to bring the office of the CJI under RTI must now spur efforts to force political parties to subject themselves to the Act

The bitter fallout in Maharashtra offers a lesson to BJP on its own limitations in sustaining alliances

 The latest warning by 1,000 scientists painting a stark picture of how our planet is faring must spur the nations into collective action

Structural reforms are must as cosmetic measures to improve World Bank’s EoDB ranking may not change investor mood

A dignified sense of calm and quietness prevailing across the country following Supreme Court’s historic verdict on Ayodhya, allowing construction of Ram temple at the disputed site, is a testimony to the people’s maturity and their abiding faith in the supremacy of judiciary and core democratic values. India of 21st century reflects a new sens

It is preposterous on the part of Sena to claim that the people of Maharashtra want a leader of the regional party for Chief Minister’s post

Govt must consider long-term moratorium on payment of dues by telecom firms to prevent the market from becoming a duopoly

Higher denial rates for H-1B visas goes against Trump administration’s avowed policy of encouraging merit-based immigration

No doubt long-term interest lies in being integrated into global value chains but India must address key domestic concerns before signing RCEP pact

Delhi has virtually become a gas chamber and it's unfortunate that the issue, which requires bipartisan collaboration, is now caught in polarised politics

Militant trade unionism, feeding on irresponsible methods to keep employees under its control, is a major hurdle to the progress. History bears testimony to this fact. West Bengal is often cited as the example of how unbridled trade unionism hinders industrial development and progress. As a similar tactic is unfolding in the Telangana transport sec

WhatsApp snooping raises disturbing questions over illegal hacking by unknown government agencies in flagrant disregard for the rule of law

The success of NDA government's gambit will depend on how well the Centre will revive the political process to heal the wounds of the Valley

Allowing a select group of European Union MPs to visit the Valley might signal that only the far-right parties are in favour of India’s position on Kashmir